Hi,
Have you tried to use the matrix project type? you can run same steps in
different slaves/labels at the same time.
Cheers
On Tuesday, 19 January 2016 17:35:09 UTC, Niksan wrote:
>
> I'm trying to control where jobs are run from a groovy script, it's an
> edge case that I have to run on all nodes in a label rather than what's
> free. I was hoping I could use the nodelabel plugin to do this.
>
> On my slave job I have a label parameter, named and defaults to my label
> that a lot of slaves are hooked up to (Distributed_build), I run as run on
> all nodes matching the label, ignore offline nodes and run regardless of
> result.
>
> I put a machine in there that's part of the label cluster to see if I
> could force to a node (Machine_1) so I could visually see the jobs queued
> for that node rather than using a free node part of the label cluster, but
> it seems to run all builds on the label cluster regardless. Am I doing
> something wrong or just assuming incorrectly how the plugin works?
>
>
> In my source job I have the following groovy script.
>
> def nodes = [
> "Distributed_build",
> "Distributed_build",
> "Distributed_build",
> "Distributed_build",
> "Distributed_build",
> "Machine_1",
> "Machine_1",
> "Machine_1",
> "Machine_1"
> ];
>
> def targetJobName = "SuperDuper Job"
> def jobToTrigger = Jenkins.instance.getItem( targetJobName )
>
> def i=1
> nodes.each {
> node ->
> if(jobToTrigger!=null) {
> def futureJob = jobToTrigger.scheduleBuild( 2, new
> Cause.UpstreamCause( build ), new ParametersAction( [
> new StringParameterValue( 'Distribution_Label', node ),
> new StringParameterValue( 'Build_Command_Line', i.toString() )
> ] ) )
> println(futureJob)
> }
> println(node)
> i++
> }
>
>
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